09-16-2009, 08:21 AM | #1 |
Drives: Camaro Z28 Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: NC
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Speedy, Nineball, any other record holder/great drivers in here please.
I need some advice... I have down a decent launch method... it's not great but I can get the car moving with no fuss, nice and smooth. I believe I shift quick enough and my times seem to reflect that a bit IMHO. This is where I need some insight. Something is holding me back and I think I have an idea of what it is just need some answers to know if I am right.
Shift Method? What method do you guys use to get your best times? I lift during shifts, usually about a 1/4 of the pedal and seem to catch the next gear at about 4200~4500rpm. This works for me but I am wondering if the difference between me having a great time and just a good time is the no lift shift? Obviously good air and track prep (good launch) are key components but I am still wondering what I can do elsewhere to improve my times. I have a rental coming up Oct 31st at Cordova (should be near 0 DA again) and track prep is usually good enough to break some axles (3 died last Sunday at a rental there).. any tips? thoughts? Thanks guys!
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